of canadian music in new york , she held a negative opinion of canada ' s treatment of native musicians , saying " canadians . . . would rather listen to foreigners than their own people . " = = = retirement from the stage = = = illness forced ga ##uth ##ier to halt giving performances in the late 1920s , but she would return to the stage in 1931 , giving a concert in havana , cuba . as time passed she began to engage more and more in teaching , and less and less in stage performing . her income from teaching was substantially better than from touring . she retired from performing entirely in 1937 , and opened a music studio in new york
of canadian music in new york, she held a negative opinion of canada's treatment of native musicians, saying " canadians... would rather listen to foreigners than their own people. " = = = retirement from the stage = = = illness forced gauthier to halt giving performances in the late 1920s, but she would return to the stage in 1931, giving a concert in havana, cuba. as time passed she began to engage more and more in teaching, and less and less in stage performing. her income from teaching was substantially better than from touring. she retired from performing entirely in 1937, and opened a music studio in new york